Last November we participated in the 8th edition of the annual SIX summer school that took place, for first time, in an Indian city: Mumbai.
The annual SIX Summer Schools brings together leading social innovation thinkers and practitioners from across the world to explore some of the key issues facing the field –– such as scaling and innovation in a time of crisis. In this last year session, there were present participants coming from more than 20 different countries across 6 continents, bringing the most diverse range of skills and experience.
Our contribution to this diverse, multidisciplinary scenario focused on how new type of organizational structures, such as distributed networks, can replace traditional governance structures and can be used by power holders to facilitate innovation processes and citizen participation.